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6:40 College Basketball: KLIN, p.m. KFOR. KFAB. Nebraska plays at Michigan State. 10:00 The Jazz Hours: KFMQ.

p.m. Starring Quincey Jones. LOCAL RADIO KFAB (1110. NBC)--Omaha KFOR (1240: ABC)--Lincoln KLIN (1400)--LUcota KLMS (1480: MBS)-- LJncolB KLOL Ltocoto WOW (590: CBS)--Omaha FM RADIO KFAB-FM (99.9mc;--Omaha KFMQ-FM (95.3mc)--Lincoln KOWH-FM (94. imc)--Omaha KWHG-FM (I02.7mc)--Lincoln KWBE-FM (92.9mc)--Beatrice WOW-FM (92.3mc)--Omaha miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHitiiiii Daily Record ACTIVITY SUMMARY Arrests 14 Fire Alarms Accidents 8 Bad Checks 0 Births Bites Deaths Drunks Fires 0 Jailed 63 Juveniles 2 Rescue Calls 0 Sex Crimes 1 Stolen Cars 1 Therts 18 Traffic Crt.

Vandalisms M. Scheclc; Kcdcral 203 5 11:15 AFTERNOON 12:15 12:25 12:30 1:50 1:55 2:00 Weekdays Noon Edition iigitive--Adventure Noon Show: Ludwig House. Home Farm Ranch Fri Giant i Tue.Thu 8 Over Garden Fence World Turns Kindergarten Conversations: Olson Days od Our Lives Love Splendored Newly weds--Quiz Come With Me Math Lit. (Fri Doctors--Serial Houseparty--Variety Dream Girl--Quiz JJE Art (Wedi I 3E Americans (Thin Places News (Fri) DE Lit. (Thu.Fri) Women News: Sanders A Another World OQ3 To Tell The Truth General Hospital Music Magic Math QC3 CBS News Nebraska (Fri) You Don't Say--Quiz 0 Edge of Night Dark Shadows--Serial 2:35 (BE Art i 3E Neighborhood (Wed Challenge i Wed i Quest for BestiMon) Geography iTlvt) Lit.

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14th 25 Hermone, Susan Elsie, Davey 20 Wolfe. Del Fred, 7225 Leighton 21 Buehler, Sandra Kay 1633 No 22nd 19 Vesteeka. Richard Heed Columbus 25 Magee. Ann Cressev, 3121 Sheridan 23 Martin, Ronald Lee Beatrice 20 Larson, Jacqueline Ann 3012 So. 17th 17; Easier, William Totovva.

J. 24 Wondra, Susan Margaret, 3135 So 30th 20 i Korklewski. Dennis Gordon. Milwaukee. Wis 25 Willet, Miriam Margaret, Omaha 22 DIVORCES Petition--Extreme Cruelty Perrin, Barbara Kay a Robert, no address.

Wife asks custody two children, child support. Married 1960. Denver. (DC'. Anderson.

Beverly Larry no address. Wife asks custody three children, child support, alimony Married 1961, McPherson, Kan. Decree--Extreme Cruelty I Enevoldsen, Janet Kay Cor. vv in James, no address. i I granted custody ore child, S50 mo.

i support. Married 1965, Marysville. Kan. (DO. Printz.

Steven no address. Husband granted absolute divorce, matter of child support liability deferred until children returned to jurisdiction of court. Married 1964, Weeping Water. i DC' McConnell. Cherl Gary, no address.

Wife granted custody three children, S100 mo. child support. Married 1962, Auburn. (DC 1 Iff. incoln Evening Journal Ar Nebraska Slate COURTS Ml pleaded guilty unless indicated.

All Municipal Court unloes indicated as County (CO. District (DC), or federal U-'O. Age, address listing as shown by court record. Court costs in addition to fine amounts. Municipal Judges Thomas McManus, Richard O.

Johnson Charles Noren; Co. Judge Ralph Slocum; For Fairbury Health Unit Extends License LyiicJi Clinic To Operate 4:00 5:00 11:45 11:55 NBC News: Nrwman A Stamp Collector? Then pictures and news of new aad oM Stamps in the "Sunday Journal and Star's News" column is a must. Loss Estimated At MUMM) Blaze Cremhton Damage has been estimated at $8.000 in a Saturady nisht fire i destroyed the former Lyric Theatre on Creighton's a i street Although the walls of the building were left standing. Fire Chief Willian said the building and its contents a total loss. a i i a i i aided fremhton lire- fighters in quelling the blaze.

The theatre had not been for six months except when it was opened for a free le showing for area child- ren Saturday. It is believed the blaze was started by a furnace in the rear of the i i Some a damage was done a Market, which near the theatre Quick' Sloicfloicn On l-M) Britlpe Council i --If a i the Interstate 80 bridge between Iowa and Nebraska, be rcadv 1 to decelerate quickly at the 1 middle of the bridge. The Bluffs Citv Council Monday night fixed the speed limit or, the Iowa side at 5fl On the Nebraska sido a i at tho middle of the bridco--it's A recommendation from the a Advisory Council Hospital and Medical Facilities a the 1967 license of the Fairbury Hospital bo extended until the day the Jefferson County Memorial Hospital admits patients into a new wing, now under construction, was unanimous- lv approved Monday by the State Health Board. The recommendation specified that the hospital would then be licensed when a and only when it meets the i i standards set forth for new hospitals by the State Health Board and the state fire marshal. Health Board members approving the recommendation submitted to them immediately a council approval agreed that this seemed to be best solution that is fair and still protects everyone concerned The hospital's acute care li- cfiise was scheduled to expire Dec.

31. aflor years of dispute, beginning as early as the acceptability of the hospital's facilities. The special Monday meet- i a designed a council members to re-examine the entire problem In a secondary i the council recommended that a license to enable the Lynch i i to operate as a nursing homo be granted when plans for required modifications under i home standards arc made and a reasonable i date for completion of modi- i a i is set. Dr. Frank Falloon.

one of three owner-physicians who bought (he Hospital in A 1965. said the nursing home would operate onlv as an interim facility. Plans are being formulated in Fairbury to build a new nursing home He indicated the Lynch owners did not necessarily want to operate a nursing home but would do so because of public- demand The council's action came upon reconvening after a closed-door i session. During the early sessions ol the i Dr. Falloon said i a agrce- merit, signed the following November to close the hos- i a as an acute care facility Fairbury's Jefferson Countv Memorial Hospital expansion was completed--was i a under a a i a of duress.

Out. Jodjtc Elmer Judge Robert Van Burglary Smith. Merrill 28, 913 Whittier, (allegedly of Frank Kd- mondsoni, no plea, hearing Dec. 27, $2.500 bond, (CC'i. Miller.

John 21. 600 No. 24th. (allegedly of Frank He 1 mondson 1 no plea, hearing Dec. 27.

$2,300 bond. (CO. Mender-on. David Ray, 21, 1619 No. 23rd.

(allegedly M. L. Davidson Construction Co. no plea, tx)Uid to DC. $2,500 bond.

'CO. Carrying Concealed Weapon Wright, Voris Cothern. 15, i St one ear penitentiarv. (DO. Auto Theft Leith.

Peter no age, no address, (property of Melvin Doran) one-two vears penitentiarv. I 1 Obtaining Money by False Pretenses Tucker, Albert Lee, no age. no address. (allesedlv ,,1 Montgomery. Wards', sentence de- ferred.

(DC No Fund Check Lester. Roger, also as Roger Teasue. 20. 108 So. 19th, 2 counts (National Bank of Commerce 1 two years each count to run 1 Breaking and Entering Auto Jabs, William 29.

246 D. (of i Distributing Co. 1 one year penitentiary, (DO. Nelson, Francis 28. Roca.

i of Distributing Co one ear penitentiary, i DC Petit Larceny Hayes, Ellis 17. Lincoln Job Cerps. (Miller and Paine i six days jail. (CC Jackson. Dove no age, Lincoln Job Corps.

a a Clothing' six days jail, CO Ketteler, Gary no age. 51!) No. 16th, (Montgomery Wards i $75. (CO. Knutson, Edgar Hugo, 60, 2304 P.

Safeway i S75. (CO. Norman. John Van. 17, Lincoln Job Corps, (W'algreensi six davs jail.

(CO. Woods, Ronnie James. 18. Lincoln Job Corps, (Sears Roebuck' six davs jail. 1 Disturbing Peace Temple.

Lawrence no age. 2521 (allegedly of Edward L. Griggs 1 innocent plea, trial Jan 10, released to attorney, Minor Possessing Liquor Hawkins. Richard 17. 6144 Benton: Homer.

Michael 17, 6835 Logan: Scribner, Allen 18, 2129 No. 65th; Shipps. Allen i 17, 5900 Ballard: Young. William 18, 6320 Madison. All pleaded guilty and dismissed by court.

i Fritz, Vicky 19, 1710 G. in- nocent plea, trial Feb. 9: Kos. Frederick 18, 2340 Colonial innocent plea, trial Feb. 9, S100 bond: Lasko, Robert Omaha, innocent plea, i a Feb.

5, $100 bond: Magnuson. Rodney 18. 1545 innocent plea trial Jan. 3. McDermott, 20.

Colon, innocent pica, trial Feb. 5, SIDO bond: Peonio. Kath.v 19. 300 So. 16th.

innocent pica, trial Feb. 9, S100 bond: Roberts. Marlene 19. no address, innocent plea, trial Feb. 9.

S100 bond. Sponsler. Ronald 20, Omaha, innocent plea, trial Feb. o. S100 bond: Thamm, Richard 20, Omaha, innocent plea, trial Feb.

o. $100 bond: Weaver. Janet 19. 300 So. 16th.

innocent plea. trial Feb. 9: Wicdmann. Lawrence 18. 2701 Calvcrt.

inno- cent plea, trial Feb. 9. S100 bond. Minor Attempting Purchase Silver. Garv 20.

1425 R. S100. Trespassing Cain. James. 21, 424 So 15th, S10.

Jordan, Larry 23. 12.5 $20. TRAFFIC COL'RT Drunk Driving 1st -Suspended 6 ma- $100 fine Artus. William 19. 1715 No.

16th. innocent plea, trial Jan. 23. $500 bond. Eskew.

Glen 44. 1929 So. 45th. found i on innocent Tiemami Tells Plans To Reorganize Guard Lincoln By Associated Press Gov. Norbert Tieniann has a reorganization plans for the Nebraska Army Na'ional Guard which, if approved, will consolidate three battalions into two and Hil-i till the state's i of new organization by the National a Bureau.

a i a the new alignment consolidate part of the 108th Artillery Battalion and the 128th Engineer Battalion into a tank battalion, according to Col. John H. Stephenson of the State Adjutant General's oilice The remaining part of the 168th and the artillery battalion currently assigned to the 67th Mechanized Brigade will hook up into one artillery battalion. 'Air Pool' Is Urged Mitchell Hits li living pica, appealed. S500 bond.

Hrllerich. paraiso Launshy. Dnrrel 3rd. innocent plea, trial $500 bond Wiedman. Richard Yal- KV); So.

Feb. 21. 405 Xo 2oth. innocent plea, i a 23, S300 bond. Reckless Driving Diekmann.

Orville 20. (V22 So 2ith. innocent plea, trial 19. S.500 bond Nesligenl Driving Byrd. Willie.

30. 24I5K So iniioconl plea, i a Keb 2fi (Tiilders. Ronald College. Daniels. Douglas L.

Oldham. $.1 Eilers. Harold 3-4. 3220 Hol- dreue. 5-20 Forsbcrjt.

Charles 17. 40 a innocent plea, dismissed bv city a "Gilbert. Donald 20. 1141 H. $15 a i accident S25.

Kinder. 79. 1144 Crestdale. S10: leavmc accident scene, 5.1:1 Kreiner. fi4.

$10 Lumbard. Garland. 21. her Hall, innocent pica, i a Keb 27 Marxer. Charles 27, 3212 Holdreue.

S8. PtimiB.v Mirclza. 35.5.") TJ. $10: ing accident scene. Rose, Scott I i H.

Seliwaderer, Larrv L. $15 Tollefson, 23, 400 B. Twiehaus, Herbert 111. No. 81st.

S15 Driving on Suspended License Suspended 30 tail Tollivor. Willarri 23. 2020 innocent plea, i a 1,, $500 bond: leaving accident innocent plea. trial Mar. 13, S30 bond.

nm loo fast for conditions, innocent pica. I i a 1 Mar 15 Speeding 10 or more limil. 1 Baker, 2(1. So 32nd. i3T 40'.

Karcher, Larrv 30. 2220 So. 57th. 150 35. innocent pica, dismissed bv cit atior- ney: Nemyer, Kcitli II 4030 Greenwood.

140 23'. S10. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS i Ml houses unless indicated Henwri Brotners to Baiers. Ku- gene. 114, B3, Herbert Brothers 5th S20.000 McCoys.

Georsr A. to Keenos. Douglas. 430 (ilenlvaven, S21.500. State Democratic Chairman John Mitchell of Kearney noted that the state has purchased three twin-engine aircraft in the last 90 days and said it's about time the state establish an "aircraft pool" tor all state aircraft.

One of the planes referred to was the 8215,000 Ci a Commander which crashed at North Platte Dec. 2. Mitchell a i others were a Cessna 411 twin-engine aircraft airplane fer the Military Attairs Department. acquired Sept. 28 for $104.000.

and another Cessna 401 twin- engine aircraft purchased for S100.000 Nov. 13 for the Department of Roads. "Are i to become the airplane capital of the a state expense?" Mitchell asked in a statement released in Lincoln. Mitchell said individual department control over state- owned airplanes should be eliminated. He also said proceeds from any recoverable insurance on the wrecked aircraft should go back into the general fund reduce taxes a a state i i a including the governor, should "be able to get by" i the two other twin-engine airplanes purchased, plus other less up- to-date a i a presently available.

Cilv Man Gels Ship Nebraska City i Lt Cmdr. Deibert Boerner. a Nebraska City native, has been placed in a of USS I a the Navv newest landing craft repair ship. The ship is currently undergoing sea i a and soon i become part of the Pacific fleet. Boerner joined the Navy in 1946.

His parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boerner of Nebraska Citv. Basil Dean Die Both (he new tank battalion and the new artillery battalion will be ineluded in the 67th Mechanized Infantry Brigade, Stephensun said. The 168th Artillery Batallion is now composed of elements located in Scottsbluff, Gering.

Alliance and Chadron. The 128th Engineer Battalion is composed of elements from Kearney. Grand Island. Hastings, McCook. Holdrege and Lexington The 67th Mechanized Infantry Brigade is located in Lincoln.

Fremont. Omaha and Seward. Implementation of the new organizational structure can not take place until the plan has been approved by the National Guard Bureau. Department of the Army and Department of Defense in Washington. D.C., Col.

Stephensonsaid. Action is expected by May. Until action has been taken, i all guard components will retain their configuration, mission and training requirements including the 67th Mechanized 1 I a Brigade which is now a part of the special reserve forces, Stephenson said. He said the state's reorganization is part of a nationwide i reorganization designed to cut backs the unit sizes. Stephenson said Nebraska's strength will drop 523 to 4,341.

"If we have the new battal- ions we i have to have more individual training at the company and platoon Stephenson said. i Reorganization structure of Nebraska National Guard, allotment of troop units and stations: Non-Brisade Units Hq. Hq. Detachment Nebr. Arniv Guard.

Lincoln. 24th Medical Company A i Ambulance i Lincoln 43rd Army Band. Lincoln. Public Information Detachment. Lincoln.

Military i Detachment, Lincoln 67th Infantry Brigade (Mechanized) Hq Hq. Company 67th Infantry Brigade i Lincoln 167th Armored Cavalry Troop, Fremont 867th Kngmecr Company (Minus Omaha. 867th Engineer Company a Scvvarcl. trail Support Battalion Hq Hq. Detachment 67th Support Battalion.

Lincoln Company A A i i a i Omaha. Company (Medical 1 Omaha. Company (Supply Transportation i York. Company (Minus) (Maintenance 1 Lincoln. a (Part) Maintenance 1 Crete First Battalion 168th Artillery 155tTun Self Propelled) Hq.

Hq. Battery 1st Battalion IhHth Artillerv i Minus Scottsbluff. liq Hq' Batterv 1st Battal- ion Kinih Artillcrj a Sen. ice Batterv (Bering. Batterv Ogallala Batterv B.

North Platte Batterv i Minus Chadron. i Batterv i a i Alliance 195th Armor Battalion Hq. Hq. Company i Kearnev Hq Hq Grand Island. Hq.

Hq Holdrege Companv McCook Companv Lexington. Companv C. Broken Bow First Battalion 134th Infantry Hq Hq Company Omaha Hq Hq. Company a VVa- hoo. Company A Minus i a Company A a O'Neill.

Companv Norfolk. Company C. Columbus. Second Battalion 134th Infantry Hq. Hq.

Company (Minus), ALBRIGHT--Mrs. John i i a 70. 744 So. 8th. died Monday.

Born Minden. Lincoln resident 31 years. Kmploe Lincoln General Hospital. Member St Paul United Church of Christ. Survivors- husband; son, Clifford Lincoln; daughters, Mrs.

Donald i Mabel) Plambeck. Mrs. Kaymond 'Mildred' Gross, Mrs. Gerald i Marv Crouch, all Lincoln; brother, Alfred Kargo, Wadsuorth. Kan sister.

Mrs. John i a Jacobs, Lincoln; ten grandchildren. great-Brand- child. Services: 1 30 Thursday, Hodgman-Splain-Koberts', 4040 A. The A Crisp.

uka BAILEY Wilbert. 66, 1308 No 38th, died a a Member Post 131. Mctc-aU's, 245 No 27th. Services: 11 a St Paul Methodist Chape), 12th Lincoln Memorial. Outhtate ESTES Allie 68, 1310 So.

HHh. died Saturaav Services: 2 Wednesday, Wadlow's, 1225 L. Lincoln Memorial HELNTZKLMAN 8.5, of No 41st. died a Brovvnv ille Surv ivors: daughters, Mrs Mario Sterner, Phoenix Mrs F.ldia Hae. Gardenia.

a i sisters. Ora Dickv i Dora Jones, both Lincoln. Mrs Fern Omaha, two grandchildren Services: 1 150 p.m. Thursday, Roper Sons', 4300 Dr a ence Forsbcrg Lincoln MtMiv.vnal INGLES--Mav. 92.

22." Sitli, died Tuesdav. Retired librarian, Omaha Tech High School Member First tenan. A A PEO, Thursdav Morning Lec- lure Club. Survivors. brother, I Gen.

H. Washington 1) i Miss Helen, Lincoln I Roper Sons', 4300 KERNS Robert A of a mond, died a Born Gar' i n. Raymond resident 11 vears Member, Sheridan l.u- Burcau. Survivors i Mar- 1 joo son. Daniel Ravmond; daughter, Mrs.

Dale iKhzabcth) Holzman Shreveport, La brothers. Steven Lincoln. John Burns i Grand Island; sisters. Mrs. Irene Pigg, Augusta.

Ga Mrs Dons Wilson Lincoln; i grandchildren. Services: 2 m. a Wadlow's. 1225 L. The Rev.

Robert O. Berthelsen. Burial. Fair' view. WILKINS John Lee, 60.

423 So. 25th. died Saturday. a i services: 2 m. Wednesday.

Olnowa. Roper Sons'. 4300 O. WISMER--Otis John, 72, 1540 So. 20th, died Mondav.

Born i man. Resident Lancaster Countv most of life. Member Anvncan Legion Post 3. Survivors- i Helen son, Dale. Lincoln, brother.

Henry. Omaha: sisters. Guv Schock. i Mrs. Verl Leach.

Stromsburg; grandchildren. Services: 1 p.m. Wcdnesdav. Umberger's. 48th Vine.

The Rev. Paul E. a Memorials to First Christian Church. 430 So. 16th.

Lincoln Memorial. American Legion Post No. 3. Pallbearers. Warren Hanscn.

C. F. Piontek. Maurice Jacobsen. Russell Ranch.

Norman Leach, Orcn Walvoord. WOOD Miss Katherme. 81, of Muncic, Ind died Dec. 12. Lincoln resident for 35 vcars.

Horn in David i First librarian of Lmversity a Library in Lincoln. Survivors sister. Dr. Amelia Wood, Muncic, Ind niece and nephew's. M.

-d. Company a i Part i Toronto Basil Dean. 52. vice president and publisher of the Edmonton .1 a 1. 22.

Union died of a heart attack Satur- dav. Beatrice Hq. F.urburv Companv a Companv Companv Companv a Nebraska i i i i a i A Falls City. Hastings Cariiiichael, lo Washington coming back to Washington to stay a Black i prophet Stokcly Camiichao! told admirers at predominantly Howard University. "This i.s our town town." Carmichacl.

a ard alumnus, i i ii campus to hear a speech by Ron Karenga. a leader of the Black a i a i I entry touched i a two- minute a i the auditorium but he did not make a speech A a MonUomer 57. Stella, died Moml.iv peka. Kan Surv iv Charles i a i Kan a i a Mrs nard Bovver. Mrs 'I'hav no al 'fopeka I 1 a i i MontgoiiUTV, a i Mrs Harold liet-ke! I I Mrs.

a A i 's'c 'la. Mrs Main i si ule km 12 grandchildren Services: 1 i Stella i a Schubert. BOEHM i i 21. died Mondav in a accuien' Omaha. i i i a i a Mrs a I brothers.

Mike Linco.n, i at home; sisters. Mrs i a man. B.u-bai a. M.u'\ hot i at homo, grandmotner, Mrs Chiles, Paola, Kan Services: 10 .50 a 1 St a i a Catholic. Sv Mssjr i Burv.l Rosarv 7 .50 Tue Tonsing Son's, BOSE Gilbert 25 died Mondav in Omaha i -i- jtine.s suffered in an automon a accident.

Survivors parents, M-. and Mrs Albert Bo-e. brothers. Gavlord. Leon, and Michael, all of Avoca.

Services: 2 m. First a A a Bu 1 I church cemeterv Tl.c Rev '). Rec-s. Tonsing and Sons', a- cusc. DUE--Mrs.

John i a i a Vv- eter. died Tuesdav al i husband: daughters, Mrt. Howard 1 Hall. I Mrs William i a a i Ha--lcr, Fairmont: brothers. Fred.

a i i Thomsen, both Exeter. F.mil 'I'liomsen. York; tliree grandchildren: great-grandchild Services: 2 p.m. a Ti n- i i Lutheran, Cordova Burial Cemeterv. Cordova I a one hour before service nt Farmer's, Exeter.

Me- moi lals to church. HAWKS Mrs A a Palmclale, Calit died i Survivors- husband: son. i Greece, two grandchildren Services: 2 Thursdav, Stcolp i Burial Steelc i JOHNSON James Clarence, r.i. Tecumseh, died Saturdav Pert- land. Ore.

Services: 1 Wcilnesdav, Wherrv's. Tecumseh. i a Tecumsch. KING Perry Theodore. 33.

of Los Angeles. Calif died id a Born Lincoln a Los resident 12 Survivors: brother. Llov mother i Lincoln: undo. Fletcher i Los 1 Services, burial Los Angeles Memorial-: Christ Temple Mi-srm. LUBKEK Dr.

Fredetta i clitd Sundav San Leand'M. Calif. Former Seward resulcni. Member Federated Seward. Businessmen and Professional Club in Seward Pa-t Matron of Miltord.

1152. Graduated from Palmer school of Chiropractic. Member of State Chiropractors' Association. Moved to California in Member of Green Cross. San Leandro Li- lirarv Board Survivor- husbami.

Carl brothers. a i a T. i Eureka. a i i Austin. Tex i i i Ceh.i McDowell.

Dallas a i Hargreav es. ban i i Mclba Lincoln 1 30 i a Vol- lands and Sons. i i a i 1 d. a i scrv ices, OKS. (.

haptcr 132 a a i i Rov av Bernard Sehvvenk, Carroll Melv in Bahde, Henrv Lubker. PESEK Otto 43. alpar.n- so member St. itus Toiihv Survivors- mother. Mrs.

i i a I'cseK ol a a a i brothers. Frank C. of Ceresco. Rol cri .1 of a a a i sister. Mrs.

Geoi i Marv i Kruciier a a Services: 9.15 a.m. Wedncs-dav. Svoboda's Weston, 1C a.m. Wcdnesda.v, St. Vitus Touhj.

Robarv. 7-30 p.m. Tues- a Svoboda's-Wcbton. Burial: Touhy. Svoboda's Funeral Home, Wahoo.

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